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Continuing Professional Services for Architectural, Landsc.
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14-07-02
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E <br />Architectural, Landscape Architectural, <br />Engineering and Land Surveying Firms Only (CCNA) <br />RFO No. 14 -07 -02 <br />Force Main Rehabilitation Design -Build Project, Construction Administration. <br />Based on development and approval of a Design Criteria Package (DCP), <br />advertisement of that package, and selection of a Design -Build Team (DBT), <br />served as project manager and engineer to provide construction administration <br />services for the City's 4.5 million dollar force main rehabilitation program. The <br />project included plan and permit package review during the design development <br />phases, as well as construction administration tasks, such as shop drawing review, <br />pay application review, contract _ <br />clarification, onsite observations, and 3 __ <br />contract close -out. The project <br />included extensive coordination with impacted stakeholders and permitting <br />agencies such as Department of Environmental Protection, Department of <br />Environmental Resource Management, Miami -Dade Park and Recreation, <br />Miami -Dade Water and Sewer Department, City of Miami, Florida Department of <br />Transportation, and Miami -Dade School Board. The project also included <br />assisting the City in collecting 3.5 million dollars in grant and loan funding <br />through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) and State <br />Revolving Loan (SRL) programs. <br />Main Wastewater Pump Station Rehabilitation Project. We developed <br />construction documents for the rehabilitation of the City's main wastewater <br />pump station. The project included analyzing the existing pumping and <br />i © ®ry control equipment to evaluate present operating parameters and to develop a <br />rehabilitation approach to increase system efficiency, reduce system maintenance, <br />and provide a reliable, redundant pump station to better serve the City. Existing <br />- - shaft driven wastewater pumps were converted to submersible pumps for use in <br />a dry pit area and the complete control system was upgraded. The preliminary <br />- - design phase focused on pump performance, pump mechanical integrity, control <br />system operation, and modeling system pressures. The control system was evaluated in terms of present operational <br />problems, redundancy, electrical code compliance, and feasibility/cost analysis for a Citywide SCADA system. The final <br />design phase included the development of construction plans and technical specifications to detail pump station equipment <br />rehabilitation, control modifications, installation of Variable Frequency Drives, Motor Control Center (MCC), upgrade to the <br />electrical service, Citywide SCADA system, and plans to demolish the existing equipment. The design approach required <br />construction coordination and planning to keep the existing station in service during the rehabilitation and service upgrade <br />process. The scope of work also included preparation and submittal of documents and design data for permit applications, <br />opinions of probable construction cost, bidding services, and construction phase services that include attendance at project <br />meetings to assess the project schedule and contractor progress, review of shop drawings for conformance with the contract <br />documents, contract administration such as review of applications for payment, interpretations and clarifications of the <br />contract documents, onsite observations to observe contractor performance, project close -out to confirm the contractor had <br />fulfilled all contract obligations, and review of project record drawings. <br />Utility Relocations on 79th Street Causeway Eastern Bridge. <br />Based on a bridge rehabilitation project performed by the Florida Department <br />of Transportation (FDOT), we developed construction documents to relocate <br />an existing 10 -inch water main and an existing 8 -inch force main on a 79th <br />Street Causeway. The City's existing utilities conflicted with the proposed <br />FDOT rehabilitation process. The plans and construction approach were <br />developed to minimize down time of both utilizes. The relocation process <br />included the design of alternate mounting brackets for higher utility elevations <br />and modifications to each connection point. The scope of services included <br />the development of the construction plans, technical specifications, contract <br />RFO 14V) <br />OYM21A4,05u=q Isles Be Cor urm Pmess l Sernces." <br />Kimley» )Horn <br />
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